Sentence examples for similarly sensitive from inspiring English sources

In Berlin, several hundred miles east, Natascha Kompatzki is similarly sensitive.

Smaller "nudges," similarly sensitive to our psychological quirks, can also spur change.

These operations are similarly sensitive, in that they will generally involve officers going undercover in some capacity, and they can be granted immunity from committing certain offences.

If other volcanic systems are similarly sensitive then we could be faced with an escalating burst of volcanic activity as anthropogenic climate change drives sea levels ever upwards.

Liz's criticism of Mark's poetry was similarly sensitive and forthright, and he was very grateful for it and happy to reciprocate.

Similarly sensitive to her surroundings, Ms. Hadid has ingeniously capitalized on the shape of the Guggenheim's rotunda in overseeing the installation of her work.

André Gide, in similarly sensitive and introspective fashion, wrestled with the psychological difficulties arising from the conflict between a bourgeois society's values and the individual's instinctive drives.

When it came to interpreting events in the social world, the Asians seemed similarly sensitive to context, and quicker than the Americans to detect when people's behavior was determined by situational pressures.

Bloomberg last month denied killing a similarly sensitive story following a New York Times report that said editors had been concerned that its ability to report from China would be compromised if it ran the piece.

Results showed that the contact variables are similarly sensitive to both the transverse and cross-sectional parameters of the menisci.

From the investor point of view Bonatsos said his thesis for enterprise AR has to be similarly sensitive to the world around the tech.